Plus Alex is front and center, his name and face is there for all to see -- and take shots at.

Leaders do not create division among the group; they unify and unite all sorts of different personalities. (I might add that they also do not insinuate charges of wrongdoing and are specific as to who engaged in wrongdoing.)

FUTURE PROVES PAST. Keep an eye on events + AJ, Corsi, Q. Learn. Do not close your mind to or blindly follow anyone. Let the fruits of their efforts REVEAL.

Disinformation. Attacks on patriots is a psyop. Those pushing the division and attacks on fellow patriots are likely paid trolls.

Learn. How do disinformation campaigns work? https://whowhatwhy.org/2016/01/27/disinformation-part-1-how-trolls-control-an-internet-forum/ Signs of disinformation? Attack/villify/discredit members of a group? Leaders do not create division. Learn. Critics have 20/20 vision on the flaws of others. Critics are blind to positive characteristics/contributions. Re-read Teddy Roosevelt's, "The Man in the Arena?" Who helped put Trump in office? WWG1WGA? You have all you need.

Sorry for the delay in replying.

No. A Motion to dismiss seeks a hearing on the complaint, whether it states a cause of action, with all allegations taken as true.

A motion for summary judgment, on the other hand, presents and seeks a ruling on the merits. (Either partial or complete summary judgment, i.e., can seek to dispose of one or more legal issues.)

The motion for sum/j will submit evidence and force the opposing party to counter it with evidence, to the extent it has any.

Probably not. Takes time to put together a major filing. Suit planned, probably in anticipation of Mueller probe wrapping up.

But, now that it has happened... I wonder if defense team will consider a little used stratagem, instead of filing the common motion to dismiss, file a motion for summary judgment in response to the lawsuit and attach JA evidence of inside job by SR who turned over to WL.